outstanding and exceptional hideaway. very premium overall. A quit Riad, bringing you down from job stress and the rush of daily life. I can highly recommended. Mohammed and his team are just great and helpful to have an excellent stay. Try in any case "lets be" organic restaurant 250m away. Never eaten that good for month. Sebastian ( very experienced traveller for years )

First of all, I have to say that this Riad is absolutely stunning, the rooms are big and beautiful, their service is wonderful and the front desk was always helpful. Beds were just a little bit too hard for my liking. The cleaning was a little weird, so can’t give full score on that. The Riad should accept card payment for the spa treatments as it can add up to quite a sum, and there is no ATM in walking distance, so we were left out of cash on our last day. The area is quiet surfers place with a couple of restaurants nearby. Taxi took about 20 min to Agadir.

The hotel was very nice but we were dissapointed with breakfast- it was very basic.

All the staff are very helpful, welcoming and friendly. Riad is in a perfect spot, near to the beach. It is incredibly clean, spacious and has a huge terrace with sun loungers and tables and chairs which is perfect to watch the sun set. The food is delicious. My room was on the ground floor and was huge. Powerful shower, comfortable bed, dressing room, tea making facilities and dark at night. Quiet enough for me but bring ear plugs as its next to a street so a bit of noise sometimes. I recommend having a hammam/massage package at the riad - very relaxing! I would absolutely stay again.

Absolutely loved our time in this Riad. Very welcoming staff, big and fully equipped room with a clean bedroom and huge bath. Good breakfast. Didn't want to leave and will certainly come back!

This Riad is beautiful it’s like a work of art. The attention to detail and the decor is just wonderful. The staff were so friendly and caring and helpful. The place is like an oasis in a small under developed town. It would not be out of place in a more elegant setting. Comfy bed beautiful room lighting it’s a very romantic place and just thoroughly beautiful. The breakfast was good in a nice quiet setting in the courtyard. The roof terrace is very luxurious also. It’s about a 30 minute walk to the beachalthougjbyiu get a great sunset view from the terrace. I personally would not walk around the area after dark so my brother always had to get me it walk me home. It depends on yo though.. but based on this I wouldn’t recommend it fir solo female travellers.. although I bet if you asked Mohammad he would find a way to help you by getting you a chapperone.. the housekeeping was bizarre That’s all I’ll say however they did bring me an extra blanket on my first day which was sweet. Mohammad on reception was just so incredibly helpful and humorous. The owner was a very sweet kiNd man too he got up at 3am to let me in on my unexpectedly super late arrival. As a final summary I’d say it’s beautiful and well worth a stay if you want to just chill in a gorgeous setting.

The most amazing, helpful, friendly staff. The rooms are beautifully decorated. The hotel itself is beautiful on the inside and very welcoming. There is a swimming pool in the middle of the hotel. Here, you feel like you're at home. That's not true, here you feel like you are aching.

The most amazing, helpful, friendly staff. The rooms are beautifully decorated. The hotel itself is beautiful on the inside and very welcoming. There is a swimming pool in the middle of the hotel. Here, you feel like youre at home. Thats not true, here you feel like you are aching.

In Dar Haven you'll find a nice place to stay. Mohammad, the manager, is very friendly and willing to make you stay a good one. The house itself is a little out of shape; you'll find some spots you would miss some maintenance or repair. But it is quite OK, no troubles. In Tamraght itself you'll find a handful of restaurants; enough to feed you. Some little supermarkets, an Exchange Bureau. Ahand: The bus stop. The bus will get you to Agadir (if you wanna see some tourist shops, more restos, some clubs and the Souq, the central market. Or to Taghazout which is a 100% surfer village (paradies? ghetto?) with more cafès and restos and some shops too. To Taghazout you can walk at the beach slao. It's a short hours walk, alongside the construction site for some hundred of future holiday flats staring at the ocean. If you are looking for a relaxed holiday, Dar Haven is right for you! Maybe you'll catch the bus or rent a car for a 2/3 days trip to Essaouira, which is really relaxed at all and very very relaxed for morroccan standards (especcially when you intend to go Marrakech or Fez for instance).

Beautiful place with good service. We stayed in the Safi suite which was wonderful. Their hammam is lovely! There area around the hotel is not very fun though. We had our own car and could easily get around.

A friend and I intended to stay only two nights at Riad Dar Haven, which was just 30mins from the centre, but to say we absolutely fell in love with Riad Dar Haven is the biggest understatement ever. We ended up extending our stay an extra 3 nights (much with the help of the truly lovely and inspiring owners) as we did not want to leave! The Riad is exceptionally designed; its a true mix of traditional and modern. The rooms are so comfortable and luxurious with truly thoughtful amenities. The outdoor pool, casual but traditionally inspired seating areas, projector screen for movies, roof terrace with perfect sunset views were just a few of the amazing features of the Riad.The staff were second to none. Professional, personable and very kind. They really went out of there way to communicate with us and tend to our needs. We felt like we were in an environment of a very happy team which was reinforced by the husband and wife owners who truly made us feel at home. The spa was just amazing - we ended up having 3 Hammam treatments from awesome massage experts. The only reason we didnt get more is because we ran out of time! The location is perfect. Just a 10min walk from the beach with a few nice restaurants around. Very safe area with lovely people. In short, Riad Dar Haven was the most restorative, welcoming and beautiful stay Ive ever had. If youre in Morocco, I highly recommend you spend a few nights - you will not regret it!

A friend and I intended to stay only two nights at Riad Dar Haven, which was just 30mins from the centre, but to say we absolutely fell in love with Riad Dar Haven is the biggest understatement ever. We ended up extending our stay an extra 3 nights (much with the help of the truly lovely and inspiring owners) as we did not want to leave! The Riad is exceptionally designed; it's a true mix of traditional and modern. The rooms are so comfortable and luxurious with truly thoughtful amenities. The outdoor pool, casual but traditionally inspired seating areas, projector screen for movies, roof terrace with perfect sunset views were just a few of the amazing features of the Riad. The staff were second to none. Professional, personable and very kind. They really went out of there way to communicate with us and tend to our needs. We felt like we were in an environment of a very happy team which was reinforced by the husband and wife owners who truly made us feel at home. The spa was just amazing - we ended up having 3 Hammam treatments from awesome massage experts. The only reason we didn't get more is because we ran out of time! The location is perfect. Just a 10min walk from the beach with a few nice restaurants around. Very safe area with lovely people. In short, Riad Dar Haven was the most restorative, welcoming and beautiful stay I've ever had. If you're in Morocco, I highly recommend you spend a few nights - you will not regret it!

The room was quite dark and dingy. Very few lights in the room so it was difficult to even see your clothes in the wardrobe. The wardrobe seemed to have some wires indicating a light fixture was meant to be there but wasnt. Hotel staff didn't really understand much english. There wasn't any milk provided in the room to make a cup of tea which resulted in us having to ask every night for some milk with the guy who spoke very little english. On one night he gave us 2 cups of milk instead of a small jug which we requested. There was a DVD player in the room but the staff couldn't seem to get it to work and had to get the owner out. They did have a good selection of dvds in the reception if you could manage to translate to the staff thats what you wanted. The local area surrounding the hotel was mid construction so all day you could hear drills and machinery. In hindsight we wish we stayed closer to agadir so there was something to do in the evenings. Breakfast got pretty repetitive pretty fast. Minibar in the room was not stocked so if you were hungry at night/during the day you had to brave the stray cats/dogs lurking in the poorly lit alleyways surrounding the hotel to find a convenience store that was open to buy snacks.

We drove north from Agadir to Tamraght to arrive at a little village a short walk from a locals beach. It is an amazing surprise to walk inside the doors of the riad. We were met with tea in their relaxing lobby that included the dining area and small pool with an open roof. The rooms were spacious and beautifully appointed. Ours comfortably slept four and had an ocean view from the balcony. We enjoyed the breakfast and dinner each day. They coordinated surfboard rental and a private surf class for all the beginners in our group. One of the staff also did henna for the girls in our group.

Big room, nice breakfast, parking, indoor pool with big towels and robes.drive the restaurant, beach.

We stayed for one night here, the staff were very welcoming and nothing was too much trouble. The Riad was beautiful and extremely peaceful. We would highly recommend it and look forward to visiting again. Am&Brahim